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*sigh* Sega of Japa-... I mean Sega Sammy Holdings' leadership never ceases to find brand new ways to disappoint.
The focus on expanding their business throughout Japan to the Asian market as a whole is fine, as is creating content for the expanding smartphone market. But the video game console industry is and will continue to remain strong in the US and Europe for years to come.
And Sega's lineage of games over the last couple decades has and still does appeal to many people in both regions. However, from what is explained in this Q&A interview of CEO Hajime Satomi, SSH's broad focus on "entertainment" seems to be overlooking the primary factors which got this company worldwide recognition and critical acclaim in the first place, which is sad to see.
For this to be a so-called "merger" of Sega and Sammy Holdings Inc., it sure looks to be strictly the Sammy Holdings side actually calling the shots these days.
No matter what heights you may reach when trying to achieve success, you should never forget your roots.
LMFAO nobody would let SEGA run their company into the ground Kruza. Mobile phone games might be within their ability because they've been a failure in the console arena for the last 23 years. They know their place.
sega is refocusing their efforts to where they predict $ is.it makes financial sense, but not vf sense. unless vf has already been in their pipeline, and isnt canceled - then crowdfunding could help, if we have involved devs personally interested. think on this, errytime we decry or make any other action then those strenghtening our combined community love for virtua fighter, no matter from what angle or level.
Fucking disappointing. Satomi has no love for what Sega used to be. He's going to do to Sega what the new CEO of Konami has done to that company. No love for games or the history they created, but focusing on "diversifying the portfolio".
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